HMRC Admin 20 Response

Hi,
You do not need to report it as income but can make reference to it in the comments section.
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You can make reference to it in the comments section.
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Please refer to guidance here:- Dealing with the estate of someone who's died
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Yes this need to be reported.
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You can save 20k (new deposits) each tax year and any interest earned is tax free.
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You will show them in the employment page, in there it asks if you want to claim expenses, answer yes and it opens up other boxes for you to complete.
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Ultimately, the responsibility for ensuring your returns are filed on time is yours.
The due date for your 22/23 return to be filed was the 31st of January 2024 - as late filing and payment penalties will now be accruing for this return, either file the return yourself or arrange to have it filed with another accountant as soon as possible.
While you are liable for any fines present on your record, if you believe these are the fault of the accountant you hired, you may consider approaching them to discuss who should pay.
You can also appeal the penalties, if you believe they are unfairly or incorrectly applied - just go to Appeal a Self Assessment penalty for late filing or late payment
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Please refer to guidance at Capital Gains Tax: what you pay it on, rates and allowances
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Please refer to guidance at Capital Gains Manual CG13350 - Bed and breakfasting: general
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Hi,
The house can be put up for sale once the legalites of the legal owenership have been completed.
With regards to CGT, your brother will still be liable on the transfer of his share even if the house is not sold as this is not his main home.
He will be liable in the UK as its a UK property but may also be liable in Australia and he should check himself with the Australian tax authorities.
More guidnace is at Report and pay your Capital Gains Tax
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